Sentence examples for drugged from inspiring English sources

According to witness statements collected by the Investigative Reporting Project Italy (IRPI), which has investigated allegations against Maglio for one year, many women who say they were drugged and possibly assaulted by Maglio recall feeling comforted by the fact that he was a police officer when they decided to stay with him.

An Italian former policeman who used Couchsurfing, a hospitality exchange and social networking website, to allegedly lure young women to his home, where he drugged and assaulted them, was on Tuesday found guilty of raping a 16-year-old Australian girl and sentenced to six and a half years in prison.

A fantasy figure of guerilla violence for an age that preferred its politics drugged up with romantic fantasy.

Dikko, who had fled to the UK after the coup, was found drugged in a crate at Stansted.

More recently, a model who claims Cosby drugged and sexually abused her at the Playboy Mansion in 2008 met with Los Angeles police on Wednesday to pursue criminal charges.

One theory is that Mr Woolmer was drugged, then asphyxiated.But Jamaica's deputy police chief, Mark Shields, one of several British policemen invited to beef up the island's constabulary in recent years, said Mr Woolmer, given his strength, had probably been killed by more than one person.

Yet this is perhaps not so surprising, given recent stories about police violence and corruption.The latest batch started on April 27th, when a drunk (or drugged) police-station chief opened fire on the street and in a supermarket, killing three people and injuring another seven with a gun that had been listed as missing for nine years.

And the scars were ripped wide open in 1995, when a repentant former naval officer, Adolfo Scilingo, spoke publicly of the way dissidents were dumped, drugged but alive, from naval aircraft into the sea.In this section Losing, badly The dead of the dirty wars come back to life Welcome to Havana, Your Holiness ReprintsPresident Menem at first reproved him, but swiftly changed his tune.

Reports circulate of unknown numbers of girls who are drugged, beaten and sometimes killed by traffickers.

A 1963 Supreme Court decision makes evidence obtained from drugged suspects inadmissible in American courts, and drugs cannot be used on prisoners-of-war under the 1950 Geneva Convention.

But the role of government should be to prevent the most chaotic drug-users from harming others by robbing or by driving while drugged, for instance—and to regulate drug markets to ensure minimum quality and safe distribution.